A1. Sven Weisemann - Nandus A2. Imugem Orihasam - Hellucination B1. Ryo Murakami - Deep Forest B2. Imugem Orihasam - Nek Noyujin
Definition of Japanese deep electronic music, Pan records yet again compiled the various artist EP with full of surprises. As opposed to previous releases, ambient is the word to describe this forthcoming EP, not forgetting its deepness lies within. Sven Weisemann from Berlin is making his debut to Pan, showing much love for the label. Dynamic and elaborative wave of sounds, together makes continuous teasing build up throughout. He will be only the second non-Japanese artist to be appeared on this label. Imugem Orihasam provides A2 & B2 to Pan04. He is based in Hokkaido, famously known for their local club, Precious Hall. This rising Japanese producer yet again shows what he is capable of after his recent releases from Sistrum and New Kanada to name a few. A2 - Hellucination is really hypnotic enough to make you have illusory perception. Subtle progression of the track draws you into the world of deepness. B2 - Nek Noyujin is just perfect for closer, not only to this EP but however hectic the night might be. Illustrate his versatility in a best way possible. 3rd one to join the compilation is Ryo Murakami, the owner of pan records, alongside with DJ Pi-Ge. He showed the direction of the label with Pan00 & Pan01. This track makes you feel as if you are lost in the misty forest, natural sounding synth makes up the character of the track. He provided quality to this his yet again. These three makes a must have compilation, another one for your be loved record bag.
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Long waited 4th EP from Japanese deep house force "pan records" is here. Unlike precious releases, this is volume 1 of its Various Artist sampler series. All 3 of them are scheduled to be released in 2012.
First track to open the series is "Flash Back" by Sai. This Japanese producer has been favored and debuted from Morris Audio in 2010. The track has dreamy and floating feel to start off with, later it gets more grove going with subtle vocal goes behind.
Stays musical yet feels minimal, A2 also kept the vibe from A1 and makes you stay in the dreamland. It is by only the non-Japanese artist on this wax, Dennis Uprock aka Resoe from Denmark. He is the owner of Baum Records and one half of the duo "Pattern Repeat" and this rather timeless track exactly demonstrated his years of experience in producing. "Future Progress", is true and honest to its name.
DJ Pi-Ge is one of the owner of the label along side of Ryo Murakami and Sisi. He provides a track with punchy synth and revered black man's vocal. Notably slow teasing build up from the beginning till the end, this is an interesting addition to the EP. Attention grabbing.
Last of all, "Rising Moon" is by Tokyo based artist Naoki Shinohara, previously released from XDB's Metrolux Music. This track can be described by strong hart beat like hi hats and soul filling melody. It's a perfect closer to this quality deep house EP from the land of rising sun.
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Ryo Murakami has own label "Panrecords" .Next one release new 4 track ep that contains a remix of "Lunch of god " by STEREOCiTI (Mojuba /from Tokyo). On the A side. STEREOCiTI takes remix for a deeply and atmosphere .this track already released it from Quintessentials.
Next track is very deep and Slowly beats,on the B side , very dub track from start to end. Last one that a synth phrase and some voice left to the head is impressive.
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Ryo Murakami who's recent releases include Dessous and Moriss Audio and is known for leading the younger generation artists announces his newest release on his very own label "panrecords." The promo is already being heavily played on the Jus-ed radio show. The tunes of the analog drum machine coming from the bottom of the deep seas along with our friend Amr's quiet yet crazy voice sampling echoes on A1's "lost it" and a deep arrangement is added to the coupling track "dive a elevate." The fat analog synthesizer by Dublin's Lerosal that resembles Chicago and Detroit sounds are remixed with the rhythm machine's low range sounds. The sense of flow from beginning to end is at 90.5. The complete 4 songs are sent from Tokyo out to the world scene.
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